Loyall High School - Scalper Yearbook (Loyall, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1944 volume:

I H Bentley Lawson, Prlnclpal 2 Mrs Mae Rosenbaum, Our Secretary Joe 'W ',: --Q-- ' ,nm Faculty 2 OUR OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT D 1 the school ear of 1941 42, Dr John A Dotson, 1 connectgoggwith his disgertation with the Graduate School Of Pea body Teachers College, Iashville, Tennessee, made a study f Harlan County Schools Loyall High School was one of the schools studied Some of the things brought out in that study was the need for more opportunities for the students to develop their personalities and leadership traits as well as other social needs He discovered that 98 per cent of the students thought that they were hindered by lack of recreatlons 18 per cent needed subyects that were not in our curriculum The hatred for books and a desire to move from our community plus several other things that caused us to look and see if we could add to our pro gram and serve the needs of these students lith the need for certain things that were brought about by the war and our obligation to give cextain tralning for the pro spective soldiers and war production plants, we added and im proved our voc tional departments For a better understand1ng of the democratlc way of life for which we were fighting, we gave the students more experlence in living in a democracy, in ta ing part in war drives, and in current history discu sions to study our country at work Plans and the philosophy of the school was to develop each child as far as it was po ible For the student to get the three R's and the fundamental subjects of our educational system and at the same time to give him oppor tunities for his development in every way possible, was the goal of the faculty and students alike Personal and group conferences was used to find those needs and everything was done to give that work to the students At no time were the duties of the aculty turned over to the growth of the student The student was shown the need for the thing he was doing and he was made to feel a sense of responsi bility for his own growth The following pages will give you an idea of what we did in improving our opportunities for development' STUDLNT TLACHDR PLANNING STUDLNT R PONSIBILITY AND LYADDRSHIP DEV hOPihNT OF SP CIAL TALHNTS CURRICULUM UTIDI ING CO UNITY R SOURCES VOCAT ONAL RLCRUATION AND PHYSICAL LDUCKTION 3 . - , , n 5 o I . . g I . ' 'J D ' I . . I . I - W . V . or 1 ' - Y - G A. 0 . 7 A v . k s- T O L ss . 7 -n . , O 9 student, nor did the faculty fail to feel responsible for the . U F1 O . ' If f.' 'u 'we '.' Mu. , ' E' 3' E W Y ff W TT 1 LJ -'Alu I 4.4 I . N . T n , At the beginning of the semester our tea chers counsel with us individually to plan our work according to special interests and aptitudes alll 57 K5 CJ Q3 We accomplish much for personal development through student teacher planning Albert is interested in attending Annap olis His present schedule does not al low for the things he would like t study in preparation for examinations. He plans with his counselor for a. new schedule which permits him to study ac cording to his needs 1 N , 5 w off: A , hu 1. . , n N -l Wg,- ' -- 1... . w -1 ' Q .' -1- Q, .f .x. Q., it lx -1-1? 2. ' -1- C3 . . in w -3. J , , , Af - - 0 .- O - n Inf XS xll ffl? .fllvf Il ll ff S! Q't'!t'A'f',NfIlfI X . 1 The student council is an organization created by the student body The purpose of the council is to help develop character, accept responsibilities, to have part in developing our own education, to compete favorably with other schools and to help solve problems arising in activities and in classrooms Outgrowths of the council were the Safety Patrol, Clean Up Committee, Salvage Committee, and Public ity Committee being by a group of foresighted students problems of the student body are who realized the benefit of a council and brought rom each home room by their presented it before the student body representative Here the student council was brought into A view of a call meeting where the f Here we realize the responsibility of We advertise our school activities improving our environment The Salvage Committee was in charge of collecting scrap paper and materials in the community for the war effort. 7 8 I C H C 'xl re- . , ' '17-L V Q l .-.if ' 5 . mln ,iq W y 'S isp 1 A mmf 'lil . 'xx Lh- sf' A future librarian is working at the Cataloging, mending, and filing are checking desk done in the library work room J-s-,.H'-T-2 Hall pep meetings are conducted between A pep meeting in the gymnasium classes by the cheer leaders Directed play is provided for the grades by members of the Physical Education Class V B We learn to operate the motion picture projector machine and to be responsible for showing V class-room films. Members of the annual staff contact business men in the community for advertisements T ,rv y I Daily devotional periods are conducted Freshman civics classes become inter by students in each home room ested in improving school property 9 Getting a subscription for the yearbook Here we have e glimpse of the group who were responsible for publishing the 1944 Scalper There was both work and play in editing the Scalper 10 Z! Qvfgtn G' 'B No Q4 L O I I Sp ffl! jllxlllf Wx H Ch IN A BLUE MOONH Operetta Presented by the Music Department S-..,... l 4' 'W ig ig Ahng 'F' 'hh V-- 3 mf HV' . MXAAM! W '1, Learning to conduct meetings, speak before the public, and even radio broadcasting are a part of our speech class The enjoyment that comes from music is made possible by vocal training We read news and school events from the Wallpaper Calso What's Cook1n'J 13 v rw f 2 Students of the Dramatics Class direct and present in Assembly The Tantrum Much interest has been shown this year in art li 1 til' 4-H Club girls find sewing an interest- In our free reading period we have G6 ing project veloped an appreciation for good lit erature and the proper use of our 14 .L1DI'8ry. u w N ones from the play, Best Foot Forward' 15 Geometry, Algebra, and Trigonometry are studied ln the same class Some students want Mathematics out there is not enough f o r a teacner load By combining Trigonometry, Geometry, a n d Algebra these classes can be offered nach student keeps a folder which shows his progress In case of' absence we take up our work where we left off The ninth grade boys became interested in improving their reading ability They selected books on their own read ing level toincrease speed and enlarge We select books that are of interest to us in the library vocabularies These boys have found reading a pleasure We enjoy the books we check from the library in our class period I7 Q The girls have been studpng insects in Biology One of our special projects has been a trial of the Anopheles mos quite with a judge, jury, and lawyers One of our first experiments in General Viewing various specimans under the Science is the distilling o.f water and miscroscope the setting up of apparatus A film used in Science Class On the average one film is shown each day in some classroom. 11 J- lui! A The Latin-American influence on our Spanish Class The ninth grade civics class have been studying judicial government At the U s of their study, Harlan Circuit Court was in session After a, visit to the court tawatch procedures, they came back to class enacted a trial of their own, thus learning through actual experience 4-.L Round table discussion keeps us informed on current events of the world at wer 18 ax d nun ml' ' f f f I ff i . A ' . ' . -' 0 'z -, A , 'J 2 N A 'v . .v .f .7 X ' 3 ,Q I. ., I 0' 'WWII' -iii-rv 3'-E1 Q 1 ., The County Health Nurse explains an A mother talks to the civics class on eye chart to future nurses the fundamentals of building a home Two students speak to the local Kiwanis Club on scouting A Captain of the United States Army tells of his missions over Germany All-...A A minister tells the civics class some of the spiritual aims of life l ,J 1 7' . , J 21 Our Parent Tescher's Association discusses our educational program ,-......n Through the cooperation of the school We visit parents to inform them of and church we were afforded the oppor physical disabilities found in the tunity of attending church services clinic held by the County Health during school for the growth of our Department and Physiology class Christian education ij! A L1on's Club member shares enthusiasm Receiving newspapers which will be with assembled group on the forthcoming studied and compared with other Turtle Derby night newspapers of the United States 22 ' 0 , ' 4-an-E-an-:nf-J-an--mp4 . ., 1 0 o J I C We have enlarged our commercial department to meet the increaslng needs of war time demands Commercial and secretarial tralning include typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, filing, mimeograph, record keeping, general business, and business Eng lish First and second year typing students may progress individually in the same class Filing and other general business subjects are studied according to perse nal interests and needs The progress of the students determines the amount of time to be spent on each Girls study shorthand to become more efficient for office routine Actual filing sets acquaht the student with filing procedures Individual dictation to increase speed and accuracy Commercial students prepare mimeograph work . . ' : U 1 1 . 7 T . - . KT Q U . 5 V 4 s e y b 'v-A- . l'faQw ,,,- 4 I ' I A 3 4 , ku,hQ' .-si 'L n ' aku ,E .- V Ox 24 .353 s 1 . Here we find activities that make it possible for us to gain much in formation and actu al experience in the art of home development and personal grooming 'v Nl I t I -'-f:.e,..ihs Students of Loyall High School in the armed forces are honored by a star on 25 the service flag ,l ' f . ,-'I . I 1 541 ,I P7 ' ,.f' 0 . Q ' .a J: ' g 1 -1- X. R 1: K- , t .j- C'3 'E' I N 41' x 1 K A fr' fi, .xr S 91' ,,,k N ' VF Xxx si JS ' .V X X XX 1 5 1 X T- - Q A . Llmdz- 'if X' 1.55 115f?f-'f'?- '- +A,g-up ' ,fd n Q if r- .. ,' iw, fa 4 'N '.n4:,v:'1:A-r:rK'g.r1 17,3781 gg - A, f V Q Q , A xt?-tio I 5- 4 K I F326 Welding Woodwork Vocational experiences have made it possible for students to accept po sitions where this type of training is needed Here students receive instruction in welding, woodwork, auto mechanics, machine shop, and electricity Girls may also re Electricity 26 ceive this training. Ax, Auto Mechanics Machine Shop I ll!! 'D-P .KRff'r'1l'm1 CI II cl rj 'VIII fcgllllfllflklfl 'HN X .Ie ' The elementary children take advantage of the new playground equipment A new type of recreation we enjoy very much is Folk Games Through gymnastics, calisthenics, and posture correctives students are helped to keep themselves in the best of health 2 9 9 Alpha Doma Club social functions made it possible for us to improve our cultural training Annual Alpha Doma Club banquet Silver Tea 30 1' s' S u x . L' 4 W , A Y, 'zu Lb A ,'S.sJ .P,,,f-+I 7'-' I Q L . 2 . , , - h ' 1 n ' , 5 - s gg 2 . 4' ' 3 0 1 ' ,wo M Packers and Scribblers Club Banquet 'Let Us Lead By Serving Others Loyall Chapter of National Beta Club Silver Tea 31 r 4 1 Ei Guard Kenneth Allen Guard Dermy laylor Center Harold uOS1lDS Forward Earl wogers Forward Reid Howard 'YJ Guard Charles Selvey Guard Center ?orw rd rorward Olan Garret George Martin ,Larl Ray Jones Willard Gross EL, Y' r Q2 In -4 v AC' d Q Q 1 41 . . 32 'F ,hull gi ag U 'x 1 ,, f in ,ala ti? Q 1552! I A 1 ww Tiff Iiswzj A ,'l . urr if ,J 3 L , ', ty, Q F , .- P Q ':: , Q':::g r 4.l , . ' Wag, G7 xl ' ' 1 I 6 A, X Q13 I bnd En Guard Guard Center Tackle Tackle Blocking Back Quarter Back Full Beck Tail Back Harold Hoskins Red Carter Willard Gross Clyde Goins Oba Walker Charles Boggs Reid Howard Albert Card B111 Creech J D Lovett Kenneth Allen A 'rum min N ll TEAM 34 V' B o 1 7 A HARLAN JEWELRY 81 HDWE C0 HQWARD DRUG COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS HARLAN KENTUCKY IAYTAG WASHERS FURNITURE LUGGAGE Partridge Ven Tender Hams Compl iment s of THE BOSTON DEPT STORE CENTRAL STORE MENS AND LADIES READY TO WEAR IIABLAN KENTUCII BAUGIIMAN INSURANCE RRY Central Street Pg-3 93 HAHLAN COMPLIMENTS OF HARLAN FINANCE co HARLAN, KY WARDRUP PROVISION COMPANY Harlan, KY- - ' l A ' 35 COMPLIMENTS Harlan Natlonal Bank Harlan Kentucky WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE f'X western WE S'l1LL CARRY THE Aihlfigte Mosm commsmm srocx Store WALL PAPER Western Auto Assocuate Store ALEX DEPARTMENT STORE Slclclmore Floral Companq fA0 CetlA CT I ph n 343 222 IELLICO GROCERY VOMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS umberlaml Valley Muslc Company Ha y FOINFRAYI IAIIONS EIZLOY K Cliii OF OF v I HARLIXN KY Flows-rs or ll ccaxions . T1 Trl venue Harlan - Kenluclcq Eastern Kentucky's Largest House of Music ee o es , , rlan, K . , l I 4 fl . ,l A lf ' I f. S T 9 if 36 Comphments of B Carmxcal LOYALL PACKAGE STORE On The Corner Phone 9158 GIVE US A TRY AND THEN FORM YOUR OPINION Cardwell F urnlture Company Cash If You Have It Credxt If You Want It Phone 798 Loyall Comphments Of J OE HOSKINS Loyall Kentucky THROUGH THE COURTESY OF ESTEP FILLING STATION THROUGH THE COURTESY LOYALL CLEANERS Phone 7 L0ya11.Ky. WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE 6122? PL dD HARLAN KENTUCKY NARLAN PIUMBING 8. HEATING C0 Call 764 For Efhuenl Semce HARLAN DRUG CO TY P HARLAN KENTUCKY LEWIS NOEI. 6- IONES INC Agents 'nm mm: or n4u..m wmnma J B VVAL.L ATTonNEYATLAw HARLAN KY ANDERSON 8. lAWS FUNERAL HOME Compliments of J T PARKER of the COMMONWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE CO. P. o. Box 709 Harlan rw. SERVICE INSURANCE AGENCY mm fAHK Harlan, Ky COMPLIMENTS OF Nu way gfeaners, Inc. 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SUPPIY C0 MW' ' ,K 1W My ffif W 'ff Wh DEPT STORE HARLAN KENTUCKY SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO WF RFNT ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES Ta N 664 Sho TERMINAL CAFE rt Orders Sandwiches Candy Dr nk BISSELL OFFICE MACHINES CO Offlce Supphes rr, 1 IIARLAN C phm t Of The Eagle Laundry Harlan MCCOMB SUPPLY COMPANY wHoLEs FURNITURE HARDWARE MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES HARLAN, KY 4I U I E E A ' 'O' ,KY. , o ,gf ,A , 0 0 , 7' ' ,. xv , 79 ,. , ,I 4., , , , , , 5 1 K If ' f. , .1 j 1 f WV'-'c9'..' if . f 1 -'IC I ' ' ' I ' . ' ' o , , f MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 316 - I 1 . For Home Use ' 0' w Q F ' L. .3 n om ' ens I INCCIPQIATID ALE . . Phone 170 , Ky. RQBINSCN JQHNSON Cf-neral C0llll'2lCl0I'S PHONE 483 HARLAN, KY. 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